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clickbox-widget

v1.0.7

Published

## Installation

Downloads

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Readme

Clickbox Widget

Installation

Option 1: External link

Include the external script in your head tag:

<head>
  ...
  <script src="https://w.clickbox.com/clickbox.js" async /></script>
</head>

Then initialize Clickbox by declaring a function clickboxAsyncCallback which should create a new instance and pass your merchant token:

<script>
  function clickboxAsyncCallback(Clickbox) {
    window.clickbox = new Clickbox(merchantToken)
  }
</script>

Option 2: Bundle with npm package

Add the package to your dependencies:

npm install clickbox-widget -S

or

yarn add clickbox-widget

Import clickbox into your project and initialize it with your merchant token:

import Clickbox from 'clickbox-widget'

const clickbox = new Clickbox(merchantToken)

Methods

selectLocation

Arguments

  • country (string) The customers country in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. I.e BS or US. Default: Merchant country.
  • locale (string) Locale code in ISO 639-1. I.e. en or es. Default: en.
  • readonly (boolean) Indicates that locations cannot be selected, only displayed. Useful when usign as a reference. Default: false.
  • oversized (boolean) Indicates that the shipment is oversized and only applicable location will be shown and selectable. Default: false.

Example

clickbox.selectLocation({
  country: 'BS',
  locale: 'en',
  readonly: false,
  oversized: false,
})

Returns

selectLocation returns a Promise which resolves to a location object like:

{
 "id": 42,
 "name": "IL Cowpen RD",
 "class": "locker",
 "code": "ABC123",
 "zone": null,
 "hours": null,
 "address": {
   "id": 10,
   "company": "Island Luck Cowpen RD",
   "other": null,
   "street": "Cowpen RD",
   "house_number": null,
   "locality": "Nassau",
   "postcode": null,
   "state": null,
   "country": "BS"
 },
 "address_country": "BS",
 "latitude": 25.01535353,
 "longitude": -77.35637212,
 "image": null
}